majd

Majd is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. In Arabic, مجد means glory, splendor, or magnificence, and it is derived from the triliteral root M-J-D, associated with honor and nobility. As a noun, majd denotes splendor, while as a given name it conveys positive connotations of honor and distinction.

Spelling in Latin script varies. The name appears as Majd, Majed, Majid, Majeed, Mejid, and related forms, reflecting different transliteration conventions from Arabic. It is most common as a given name in Arabic-speaking countries and within Muslim communities worldwide. Although primarily masculine, usage can vary by culture and era.

Majd is widely used across the Arab world and in diaspora communities as a name that signals nobility and prestige. In literature and media, it is sometimes employed as a symbol of honor. When used as a surname, it can indicate familial association with the given name or lineage.

Related names sharing the same root include Majed, Majid, and Majeed; these variants are often treated as distinct names in different languages and communities.